Just 1½ years after opening one of downtown San Diego’s glitziest hotels in the midst a deep recession, the owner of the 184-room Sè San Diego has been notified that it is in default on its construction loan, owing the lender nearly $73 million.
Although the original mortgage of $67.8 million came due a year ago, the German lender, WestLB, waited until late March to officially file a notice of default on the 23-story luxury property.
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